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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
Auction of Carpet. and Furniture.

On Tuesday morning next, at MCIaugh-
lin & McGinley'S restaurant, third floor,
the remaining carpets, beds and bedding,
Wristbands, bureaus, &c, from the st.
James Hotel, will be sold ut auction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
INrGnT NICELY.

Among the arrests by the police, at Par
kcrshurg, last Thursday, was \. l.. Duty,
of Doddridge, who was drunk. Duty WAS
convicted at the July term, lSS6, Of L. $.
Court, for passing counterfeit money. lie
gave bond TO appear at the next term ioi
sentence in the sum of 500, with Judge
Stuart ~ security. He then skipped ont
and went West and had returned as far as
paTkcrshurg where he got full aud was
arrested us noted. He was lodged i'll jail
and turned over 10 the L. s. authorities
and will he sentenced at the next open
term of the L. :. Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

Low Rate Excursion to the Gas and Oil
Fields of Ohio.
On Thursday, June 9, the b. u q. L, Il.
Co. will sell round trip tickets to Find
lay, O., at the low rate Of $3.50. Train
will leave Wheeling at ll:l5 p. m, arriv-
ing at Fmdlay ut $50 u. NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

\ HANDSOME book will please your
Graduating friend more than flowers and
will not east any more, at Stanton "
Dayruport'-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
10 BE MOVED.

Orders have been received by Collector
MCGraw from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury Ia remove the office from Grafton 10
one oi the three Government buildings
within the State. The building at Wheel
ing or Parkcrshurg will I've selected. The
removal contemplated in the order is 10
take fleet July list. This removal will
permanently deprive Grafton of an office
which, with temporary intermissions of \
few months has been located there for
nearly twenty-five years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

ALI the leading books of Poetry and
Prose for commencement Presents, at
stanton x DavenpoTt's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

EENENuEE your young trend who grad
yates, 10y sending them u good book from
stanton " layruphrt'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

~ have nov on exhibit th" largest
Inc OF Spring aud summer Wool"ns
ever placed Tor inspection tn our Guy
~ hich viii be made mp hr>t-et'>~ al
reasonable prices.
HaIbriySan Underwear, in all sizes,
M -I.OO - suif aud upwards
CHESS a SONS,
1921 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

TRY our Ladies' Genuine Hand-Scwcd
Shoes for $500. worth $500.
JOS. llASEN kUEE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
MARROW I-( \ri.
From Smashup ON the H., Z. n e., Sat"r-
tay Afternoon.

day Afternoon.
There came very near being a fatal accI-
dent ON the T., Il. a: c. road some miles
out from Bcllaire Saturday afternoon. As
the local freight reached the top of the big
grade at Rocky Fork a coupling broke and
a box and passenger ear let loose and start
ed backward down the hill. Some parties
in the passenger car attempted to stop the
runaways with the brake hut the chain
broke and in u tew minutes the ears were
,oiny il at terrific speed. The occupants
hy this time were thoroughly frightened
and IL was difficult to keep one Of the lady
paSscugrrs from Jumping from a window.
4 trr a fearful ride OF about mile - curve
i'm the rold was reached, and when the
first wheels OF the passenger car struck II,
oil they went, aud ina moments time two
cars were rolling over and over,
and although every window III the car was
broken and other damage done, not pas.
Sengcr received an injury worth speaking
about The accident occurred not more
than - feet from long trestlc, which
would have been sure death for most ot
the uuiortunatcs had the ears taken the
tumble from il. Will Seals and bride and
a party OF young folks, who had been at
tending an Unfair given at the home Of the
groom, at BcallSviIlr, were ON the train,
all of whom came tn EcllaIrc On IN engine
in 4 rather dIlapitatrd looking state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
IsEI'STON.

The survivors of Buell's Battery, Com
pany G. LIST West Virginia light artillery,
propose to hold a reunion at Marietta on
August - next. That day is the quad
rennial anniversary Of the Frceman's Ford,
where the commander Of the battery, Capt.
Frank Buell., WAS killed. In the war this
company was known ~ "picTpOnts Bat
terry and was made up of citizens Of both
Ohio and West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
tie hour that the quests departed.
IIONORING THE DEAD.

The names of Col. Abe Spengler, the
last commOnder OF the Stoncwall Brigade,
Isaac D. Orndorf Of the Handy Blues, who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
CRUSHED EG THE CARS.

IEINIIED ~ TIE IAKN.
Vincent Ronk, a brakeman of the T. Il
O., residing near North Mountain, was
killed Monday morning. He attempted
to jump on a train going to Martinsburg
and missed his footing, and falling under
In mn, ~ l..rihIr ,..nn..l.l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06

Fox mems fine shoes Of the leading
styles. OF best make aud quality, either
Kangaroo. Calf or Dungola, 20 To
4. e.. WIN,HEK,
lU61 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
THE KNIGHTS EANprF.r.

One of the most prominent social events
OF ParkcrSburg Tor months was banquet
given Tuesday night 10y Calvary Com
mandery No. >, Knights Tcmplar, in
honor of new members of the Red Cross
Degree. Their hall was brilliantly u,
Illuminated and most handsomely decorated
with rare flowers and unique designs.
Gallant Knights, accompanied by far Ia
dies, filled every apartment. The least
was Of tOothsomc daintieS and prepared
regardless nj expense. 1t Wa notuntll n
late hour that the quests departed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
3rbrelin9 Re9istrr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.


Thermometer Record.
Nr G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations Of
the temperature saturday a. M, ID
"a. ur.. -. L. m, ~, g P. IA, 81; ?.
M, - Weather fair. sunday. : a. m,
-. % D. M, -, - m, -, SP. m, -. :
u. M. - Wrrthrr, clear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-06
IMPROVING THE KANAwHA.

The Government drcdge and towboat
"B' has been ut work lately tearing out
sunken harges that Interfere with naviga-
ton in the Kanawha. They begun work
yesterday on one near the middle of the
rivera little above Porter's Ferry, Just above
Charleston. Last week two were taken
out near the loot OF Tyler shoal, near the
Davis Creek Furnace. All of these bargcs
were among the big runaway" in Octo-
her, 1855, and are removed ut the request
Of the river men. The lower approach at
Lock No. has also been recently i'm
proved by dredging the channel next 10
the shore and rcmOvinga number Of large
fallen trees at the head Of Tyler chute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
ror ths osford Democrat.
A MISI EAnlNl STATEMENT.


In The annual r,Pou Of the secretary
~ the Bo.rd of Asrealiure Of Maine for
1855 aud 1887. on page IS, in sn ar,i.
Gle beaded "Rssiew of the Year. the
fOllo-ing p.nsr.pa ,esurs;
The apple crop Of the State VAS al
sbabd.n, one. mssins the ,hud crop In
.Uoos ssiOn. This !. quite remarkable IN
The history of apple production. the ssPe-
fiencc f0rmerly h.,ing bern that boan,l-
fal erVps alternate With bafrn years
about equally. The aggregate crop in
tie STATE at large has 10; materially DIFF
fsfsd in each q the las, three years.
IN. bsnsh, of this s0eesssiOn Of crops TO
the S's,e has teen .en,ibly felt. some
Of the crop "a. sold early after harvest
ins Coz sboat one dollar aad a hay per
barrsl, bat ,hs l.rs.r part OF the crop ~
aimed from ,,r0 % iAr,s dollars, ard Tor
late sales the Pries. ~ea, ereR A'SAer.
The legitimate inference to be drs-n
from the sbove statement IL that although
the crop 90. very abundant. ys, fsrmers
obtained very emunsratisc prie.s fo'
their fruit: ys, five 10 into an ins,s,i-
gsiion of the matter. ~e shall hnd that
the farmer. g,asr.lly cold their sPple.
very lo-. and the advance Of which Sec
rsi.fy Glitter, speaks. vent into the
hand. oi the middle men. slmos, entirely.
II secretary Gilbert is veil posted IN
regard TO the s.le ofihe erOPia the State.
and the above .tA,smsn, wss made from
an actual kno~lsdes Of facts. thea the
farmer. q Maine are TO BE- congratulated
On their prosperity. Ba, f'o. then ~e
here in Oxford CO1b,y are to be reckon
ed cut In the eoan'. No- wha, are the
facts in regard to the sales Of apples Ia
ihi. region in iss6,
The Souih Paris station. on the 0faad
Trunk Road. Accommodate. the tosns Of
P.ri.. Nor-ay. HsbrOn and par, of Ok.
foid. and large qasniiiiss ~efe shipped
from ,tsrs TO Portland. This eOmmebe-
ed quite early In The fall. and continued
a. fat a. barrel. could be provided and
the apple. packed. iiIl there ~as danger
u their fresEins. There Is 10 doae,
tut hins-ten,ks of the apple. raised IN
The rrsioa msntloned were sold aud 'eni
. II bsfurr D,cembst. and al -hs, price
Ons dolisr and i,rsHiy pc csais and one
doliar asd thirty osais iOf No. l. and
s,glfy csnis P,' n.frvi iOr No. , This
.t.lsmsht conflicts SsSy materially With
that of Mr. Oilhcri. bu, have 40 doubt
but n oOald be .ab.,.niisisd by hosi OF
witnesses. ~Oald BE- sl.d tha, the
i.rmsr. Of Maine sh0ald have Nil tie
credit that belongs 20 them. ba, think
The sistsmeai ~e have bsea eonsiierins
gives them credit for large sum ~hieh
seat into tie h.sd. u the middle men.
Eff.
p,xf. HUI DC. II. 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
Tor the oxford Democrat
A COMMUNICATION.

NJ Edior-
,hisk irisnd II. T.. Hsmmond's sx'
p-ri-nees a. stated in ki. ''cnsPisr on
Hus.." in The Dsmocfst Of Nov. 2sih.
gave such . sho.ing iha, the resol,
.hould lead him % any one 20 scknosl-
edge that there !. profit IN keeping s-ine.
tie sid no,hins Of the manure made from
hr hos., -hich would sdd much 10 hi.
compost pile. II be ksP, b. hogs veil
.upplsd With material f0r TIE business.
4 lac bis rule very much for feeding
hos.. | think pis should be hep,
sro-i Ing on god food TO make b0ne and
muscle, such a. ,kim milk mixed With
midding.. uail be is 'ix or sever months
old. Give the pis al be will "a, Of such
feed until Of such age. and then iced
corn meal literally. ifapls kept bali
starved be never -ill make . boz ,h.,
will pay The expense of f.,,snins T0ey
should. =, ell ums'. be supplied With =
VAIN. dry bed Of some kind.
Permit me TO give you the experience
Of Mr.. JOserh Stanley. Of this place. With
one bog the pas, year. Las, winter he
ksp, oas pig. breed Chester. white. In
tie sp,ins be raised elsven piss. lie
.old cine fur SIS so. and ksp, t~o for
hi. own use. -hieh are judged TO dr,s'
nov over 200 pound. each. The hOs
va. buiehsr,d Nov. 10Th. and weighed
when dressed COS pounds. A, 81 esn''
pr pound. would amour, 10 so 81, si'.
ipg = total Of s67.s2 fOr pigs sold aud
bog drv.ssd. which think Is = little bet
ter .Ao.ins than fnend h.mmond'' hogs
gave A. n. mason.
KuAK FAILs. Dec. oh, 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
rEEplyo APPLE roxAcE TO cows.

FEEDING APPLE PoMAcE To cows.
In reply % question ss 10 The value Of
,pol. pomscs fOf cows In miik. The Major
A. 1--we StOSk JOarnL snswsrs A. follows
Exhausted pOmsee is valuable focd Tor
.uV And of stock that ean eat u, aud j. ss'
p.ei.lly valuable for milch cows. IL Is
line that tas foolish imprvssion taat sp
nj. . and pomsc. naturally tend 10 dry up
MIA giving co~s wss done away With, and
that All waste from the apple orchard
.hould n. estimated a. its true value q
g,iiIt-d for shst II 10 worth. Tor th-re ls
.tiu |. linssring oelisfelipging 10 th. minds
of many dairymsn. that spples In any
.h.p. are hurtfal to the nbs OF miis, Jls'
f.v y,sr. .go thsrs wss ip respseI 10
an. u.. OF corn OF corr meal. osesase when
ri ln excess, cows wsr, II Jarrd ~ ealing
IA "a. ar. r. minded Of %. vslusois iooi
.nnu.lly Io., In the form OF pomser. from
r,eeutl, hssrlug The dsiry meu In The slein-
Itv of lag. elier mill In the north w'si-
.ru p.rt of P.nnsylvsnis, give their 'xpe-
ri.ac. In feeling The pomse--sll of wnleo
a.. csftri swy from tbe NIL oy tne
r.ishboriug d.iry men ss fast ss u was
nat. and fri 10 their cows. They All
,srr.d In ,h- good rvsai,s ofits use oa.
o,.n /. llt,le more tntsrprisipg than me
ret. b.gap BY FEEDING bis eo~s pea OF the
monaco, night sId morning. Win mara.
"a irDprosrmsnt in the yield and qualify oi
mia Frum this be gradually inereaseu
an. rstiOu "a half Q ba-hsl twice day'
cautiously watching the r-sut. hls COWS
\. pt Increasing In their nJs. and soon ps-
esa 20 Improve 10 condition ~ The 9asnu.
~ tsd WAS increased, which noaliy feseheu
bashsi and Q half pr day HIS sxsmpse
.ooa became coctAgious. and The mill vas
a,lly relieved OF its wssts - fast a. IL was
made. Ops msn Who. from sesnty pasture.
ga. feeling grain quite freely 10 pfes.ns
M. coz. from shrinEing. foasd The pomses
an . l,ici~ut suo-tituts for the srAia ne hsd
ned. and Which be GAIT feeding tiii tee
o,mscs was gone. Another. Who mane
butter. said the Yield in oattsr sss doa oleu'
m. qasntiiy and quality OF miik osieg oo'n
90 mach Improved Tn. most OF those
Who assd The pomaee took thsir mhs 70
en-. -s fsctoriss 9, where. II there hsd osen
ar, an r-cts from rsiog u, they voold =.
nee have been developed. bat u turned
oat ,hs, The value of the milk was snnane'
sd fsr cheese mailing Maine Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

The wool erower. and wool dealers OF
,be cnustry met 10 convention at washing
toa on NJ ,niy last, fIr the parpose ~ -.
eufIug harmony among the different
hrsneh.- ~ the WOOL Industry aud ~ nk .
basis ~ duty upon which dealers, growers
and manufacturers can unite IL VAS not
thought Advisable 20 ask Cougrvss TO To-
crrsse the duty. but I, Vas The belief that
Conxr. s-ionsl setion might be eurrd on
q Dill which would noe nearly 'qasliE
The burdens OF the pressnt tsrin MI.
Greene 10 paper read ~ the m-rtins stat
"a that iu the last three years the r-v-uu-
fram WOOL and woolens had Increased Sill
600 600. while the namber of -h@-p In ,his
coartry hsd decreased from $1,000 600 tc
a 600 600 Ts.r- hsd also been sn annua
d-cr-a-. ~ SIS. .ooo. 900 In the wool crop :
Eastern Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27


Al the age of seventy .elsht,--sn sge ious Z
bslJfc which most men are glad 10 retire
from busy llfr, aud % se~k the rrposs be-
huing dscilniug yesr-,-wuif.h EwAhr
GLADSTONE IL the most vigorous, hard
wofking ami intellectually active man In
Earops. Ills energies are those rather OF
. msa Ia the fail prime OF lifs. For more
than any years he has been deeply In
mefsed 10 paollc sn,irs. and for quarter
~ q century he has been. ny all odds. the
mos, smmln.nt aud consplcaoas OF Eogllsh
statesmen.
TIE most striking features Of bis long
public career have been The elevstsd moral
tone OF nj, u,terancss and actions; The
astonishing versatility OF hls political
genius, end th. constant progres. forward
of bis convictions aud policy. lie began
life ss "a stern aud uuDsudlng Tory, tne
p., OF srlstocra,ic oxford; he will sni IL
a, an advanced Radical. ardent In reforms,
and devoted, mini. heart aud soul. 10 tbs
rendering Of complete justice 10 Ireland by
grsuting her Home Rgle A. Joan Bright
once said. "0lsdstons IL always struggling
toward tee light"
Asa statesman, he IL 81 once the great.
eat nuancier, the most skilful framer OF
broad reforms. the most indefsiisable sf'
miulstrator. the shrewdest party chief. the
most powerful, popalsr leader, and tbs
most effective debster In Esglsnd-per'
haps the superior, In these espseliies. 10
any English statesman OF the psst
But Oladstous's genius is not limited 10
the political nsld In which he has won "a
lllustrious renowu. lie IL writer aud an
author OF such versatility and force, that
had hs never entered pablic life 81 all. be
must have won . high rank 10 English
literature. Learned In the classics. pro
foundly interested In theology. sympathetic
with the great scientific and intellectual
movements OF the age, his resources ol
Language, illustration and argument seen
ius Ihaustible. lie turns easily from the
tarmoll OF the political battlefield % tho
composition OF books aud essays, ofter
brilliant In style, always Intensely sarnes,
In expression, and wandering Into miny
regions OF literary or learned research.
Gisdstone's vast personal influence Il
derived. not more from his wonderful po
liiicsi gins. aud bis surprisingly various
| talents, than from the deep sense which
his conntrymen have OF bis absolute Elm
certify, his rooted belief iu the truth aud
| Justice of the causes which be espouses
oils rsverent and fervsnt plstv. suf hi'
patriotism. which readily saerincss powsI
AMI popularity 10 attain . great and goo
end. 10 moral uprightness and parity
Gladstone is at least thu sqasi ofsny states
man. living OF dead, who pas played biz
part on the worlds stage.
lie IL worthy Of the admirAtion OF man
kiud for bis splendid mental capacity AM
achievements, OF their reverence for biz
simple aud earnest sincerltyi and OF thsi
sfY,ctlou for the lofsy moral tone OF hl'
character and bis r,slous championship o
the csu,e of p )palar liberty aud proaress
0EoRGE N. TowLx.
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ror The oxford Democrat.
SO aErtME.

sometime. Ne know no, bov or When. Ne all
must cie.
AZ osh.r. h,e. -s Ia oar so'ema state shall
soms,i.as 10, n. vii nfs's las, long farewell
W, too shall then be spoken Of as Of the dead.
sometime -Ill rec, ,hs's es'y hands. these
All earthiy striving past. iif.'.li,u. round com
with f..i ssa, eyes. ,s., never more shall ops
o. ven.
And death ....l.ilip.. We shall lie down Ia our
long sisep.
sometime. msshsp ~hea Ne are vhlie and
cDld aud si,li.
when loves h,sd y-srnlng toach wakes no
responslve thrill,
WIN ,olc- is taase and ears are deafto earth
When =. ils siih the dead beneath tho church.
yari mound
will envy esA'e. ana ''Ofn forge, TO thrust i''
Ani only l.,. its fond r-sreifai tribute bring.
Tears. par. asd s.sci ~ heavenly de~dfop''
ueou ,hs sii oi Earth that hide. u, When we're
dead.
Nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27

10 tell. lie stool up fsr the Law against
the encroschm,nts Of monneh and Psfl'a'
msni. and he IL ws who set the example
Of that spiri, and temper which be. dis
tinguished our judges ever sirc,. When
Lord S,mes left the ehsaesllorship !,
vas offered 10 Sir John. bu, he declined
II. lie felt ,hs, he bad the post Tor
which h. w.s most fitted. TIL, year
100 vas = memorable one for him for
another reason. Ashe sat trying prison.
ere At the a.,ir,,. = woman vas brought
before him charged with wiieberst. Old
and hssssrd and miserable 'h, stood In
the dock. literally hunted down. The
charge ss.in., her of curing epss and
hrs-s AL women sai men. by ihforios
= spell over them. seemed To be clearly
pfovsi The evidence could no, be shsk.
en-, md The soma, herself admitted ihA,
she had exercised an inh ienes .. dsscrio.
ed. She wss fund guilty. bu, before
the I.ori Chief Justice passed sentence
be asked ifshs hsi anything 10 say In
defence Of herself.
"Oaly ihs, !, !. true. your lortship.
They a,ted me 10 lend them my charm.
md lea, !, to them. and they have turn
ed sgsin., me-"
"whs, l, ,hi, thnm|
II, !. this. my lord" said she. slip
ping on her writ iiay roll OF pires-
msn,. IL, ~ss given TO me forty year.
ago by stranger Who cured ms Of the
sgue. lie told me |, would ,heaeef1rih
cure snyihins. aud 90 IL he, d)ne y
And up TO the judge. Who was about
to sentence her to death. VAS givea the
packet he himself had made In the inn.
This vas the end Of bis adventure.
There vi. the eta. r,,a. etc. ih., he had
.ers-led; aud be VAS the ,smp;er and
originator Of the charm, fof using which
he ". 10 hand over this poor ,rus'sr In
hi, honesty TO the sIsea,ioaer. For fcf.
y,e.r biz ,hough,ls. folly bad been
~ofking round. aud nov |, bad reached
him ss be Sc, on ,h- jadsmen, seat.
1--WE ~ill make Inquiry ia,o this
The sentence is deferred
That wss all he said. Tn, woman
~. removed. AZ speedily /. possible
81. vas p.rdonsd. The students freak
In the little osford.kirs village bad i'm.
por,sn, consequences. Sir John hsd had
enoagh trials fof wi,ehersf,. and hence
forth he discouraged them IN every gay
when he died, in 1910. the laws had
practically became obsolete. and 'oon
sf,srs.rd, they ~efs repealed.
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ror The osfori Democrat.
HAWTHORNE.

Liss tn giam ,ur haunted simmer
Yielding to tho phantom fsii.
Was IN. Drsi of this 0rest Nssier,
A rare shssios pietar,d hall.
trembling like falnt no-'rs inpassionsd,
fr.ffal 81 the weird. -sn n,gh,.
r.efing dlmly thru tho Earth gloon,
A. The sheen of hills aiiEhi.
Like = fs-h of vivid lightning
Wa. his braia's esamerci grasp.
Piercing thro' mass ofof dstknef,
ltoliing heart aud soul Ia clasp
Eyss nEioss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
A WnuAx.a DfscoyEHY,

"Anothsr wonderful discovery hss bern
made and that. too. by lady in this coan-
~. Disease fastened IL clutches upon her
aud fJr seven pears che wiIbstood iis se-
vsrsst tssts. bat her vital organs wsIs un.
defmlusd and death seemed imnInsnt.
For three moaihs chs coushsd iucesssntly
ssd could not sleep. She bought Of us .
bostls of Dr. KlnR's New Discovery for
Consumption sud wss % much relieved ou
taxing nrst dose that che slept ell night
and With one bottle hss bssn mlfsculocsiy
cared. Her name IL Mfs. Luther Lu'I
Thus write W. @. Hsmrick 4 Co. Shelby,
N. C--0et . free trial bottle ~ Noyes'
Drag Store, at Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
HE pRoPIrrArED HIN.

Al . Boston hotel the head waiter
came out Of the oih,e aud informed the
learned and cultured clark that . man
vas rsisiSg . disturbares bscsus be could
not have bis securomst seat st The tsb's.
"0s 10 sesin," said the Bsovning
saturated clark. "snd propisists him 10
some way-I leave is to you"
Back vent the vsitsr 10 the dissaiis.
fed boArdsr and ssid III you doa's liks
,tp way things is dons here. yoa can ssi
right out. OF III prcpiiis,s you pretty
quick Hotel Nail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-27
rArrENING STOCK.

Rsmsubsr that II rsqpif,s much lees
grsiu "a fsttsn snlm,ls vale the weather
Is yst moderately warm than II will when
lhe tsmp.raturv stands below Hero, thsrs-
fore 10 l. sconomy to give those which sre
% be kiilsd tai. fall al the grain that they
can be made To- eat ant digest. A little
care IL ur, del 10 see thai they arr not over
FED. Yet there q. not much danger Of that
II their f,s>i j. not incfrasei too rapidly.
whilc f.itenlng ,hsy should DC kspi 81
qairi ~ possible. - sxcitsmsnt and wOffJ
will redaes fai almost q, fast Ss food csn
pot IL on. With mi. la mini. 10 follows
that ths hours OF fceilpg shoali bs Oosery.
81 With The utmos. regularity, as they will
qalckly learn 10 look for II 81 those hour-,
snd n II Is long delayed they are ffe,,iog
st the delay. even when not actually hun.
CRY. DO not iesd sloppy food In fsitenine
stOck, uulsss IL b- 90. smsli ration each
day ss regulator of the digestion. sni do
not give very much salt, 80 u will sncouf'
age too much iriuking. Tor ten days ot
Two week. before ki.iing DO not give iar'
uips, cabosges or other food which will bs
lls-ly 20 imp.rt favor tolhe meat. Meat
90 n,yor,d may do for soup msking, Dot
most people prefer steaks and rossts ~iIh.
oai su,h extra seasoning.-Pofuand
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